Hey Yogurt • IOI RIO • Bandar Puteri Puchong

Most visits yield quick orders, friendly service, and well-made specialty coffees like the coconut cafe latte and double chocolate frappé in a clean space. A handful of recent reviews flag occasional coldness from staff, so experience can vary by visit.

Staff know how to make diners feel welcome, noticing when families need comfort and delivering noodles that taste genuinely Taiwanese rather than local interpretations. Portions are substantial and the space is calm, but kitchen timing can falter during lunch service, leaving some customers waiting 45 minutes while others finish faster. Quality holds steady across visits, though a fried chicken chop or pork claypot may cook dry now and then. Busiest at dinner, so midday visits risk delays if the kitchen is thin-staffed. Free parking for an hour helps offset the traffic.

Strong coffee reputation and polished food draw regulars, but weekend rushes expose service inconsistencies and uninviting staff tone. Arrive early for the best experience: quiet environment, responsive staff, and the specialty espresso they're known for. Peak hours bring a different story-rushed seating policies, restless staff, and long waits even with small groups. Their website lists whole-bean and espresso pricing at RM 59–70 range. A 90-minute table limit is standard, though some see it as strict. Parking requires basement access. Best suited to those who prioritise coffee quality and can time their visit outside Friday–Sunday mornings.